Black & Veatch

Overland Park, KS 66211
(913) 458-2000

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Black & Veatch is a global leader in the consulting, engineering, construction and operation of what the world needs now and in the future in the crucial areas of energy, water and telecommunications and in providing up-to-the-minute services in the fast changing federal and environmental markets. The company’s global water business provides innovative, technology-based solutions to utilities, governments and industries. Local project teams work with multinational water and wastewater treatment process experts to address site-specific challenges through a broad range of consulting, study, planning, design, program management, design-build, construction and construction management services.

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Judy Ledlee | WWD Young Pros

Judy Ledlee is a process engineer for Black & Veatch where she is most excited about the growth and acceptance of data analytics in the water industry.

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Black & Veatch Ceases Participation in Coal-Based Power Design and Construction

Black & Veatch announces it will cease participation in coal-based power design and construction
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Signal Butte Water Treatment Plant

Cost: $126 millionLocation: Mesa, Ariz.Year: 2018-12-01Size: 16,667 gpmOwner: City of MesaDesigners: Black & VeatchContractor: Sundt ConstructionThe city of Mesa, Ariz., has a...
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Gilbert - Chandler Santan Vista WTP Phase II

Cost: $67 millionLocation: Gilbert, Ariz.Year: 2018-12-01Size: 16,666 gpmOwner: Town of Gilbert, Ariz., & City of Chandler, Ariz.Designers: Black & Veatch Corp.Contractor: Sundt...
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Mysterious Missing VFA & Bio-P

Mixing system helps Nevada facility meet phosphorus removal goals
Level 3 MCWWTP Navisworks Model

Holistic Wastewater Management

Programs are designed to increase efficiency, optimize operations & provide future flexibility for North Carolina utility

Redefining Sustainability

Holistic asset management key for addressing aging infrastructure

Resource Recovery: The Next Wave

Turning wastewater treatment plants into recovery centers for valuable resources